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Can I eat my wife's
NEW YORK Anta, worms and crickets on the table are usually enough to ruin a dinner At the first Bug Banquet, they | were dinner, reports AP.
"Live caviar!" Robert Boyle, a member of the New York Entomological Society, said Wednesday night, crushing an ant In his mouth. He moved for another but was stopped by Raymond A Mendez, a Museum of Natural History employee.
"One each. Only one each," Mendez chided
"Con I eat my wife's?" Boyle asked.
The banquet, held by the entomological society to celebrate Its lOOth anniversary, was so successful thal the group said II will make II a profit making endeavor with more exotic dishes in the future.
The scientists decided to hold the feast after choosing Gene Defollart. a retired University of Wisconsin professor with expertise on edible bugs, as a guest speaker for their anniversary meeting
Defollart said he become interested In bugs as food tn the mid-1970s while researching Insects as a high proteln food for poultry. Insects are considered delicacies In many countries. he said
Schools closed due to paper shortage
MAN 11 .A : The blizzard of posters, pamphlets and other ad vertising for presidential and nationwide elections has caused a paper shortage that will force the government to open schools a week late, reports AP.
Schools were scheduled lo resume classes June 8 but will now do so on June 15, Press Secretary Horacio Paredes announced fhursday
Paredes said there wasn't enough paper for notebooks and other educational materials.
The school break in this tropical island nation begins in April with the onset of the dry season and the hottest time of the year.
More than 87,700 candidates ran for more than. 17.000 offices during the May I 1 election and flooded the country with campaign propaganda.
Kennedy JR refuses to watch JFK
NEW YORK: John F Kennedy Jr says he will not see Oliver Stone's controversial film “JFK" about his father's assassination and wonders whether the senior Kennedy would go into politics today "given the tenor of the times," reports Reuter.
Speaking publicly for the first time about his father, the 31 year-old lawyer said in an interview with ABC television's ’prime time live." to be broadcast in the United States on Thursday, that he won't see Stone's film "because that's not entertainment for me."
Interviewer Jay Schadlcr asked Kennedy about the stories ihat have appeared about his father since his death, saying "do you think that had that been dealt with by the press . . It would have tarnished the image we have of him?"
Kennedy, who appeared on the programme with his sister Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg answered saying "I think the real question is whether or not given the tenor of the times, my father would have gone into politics at this point."
Schadler was referring to stories about the late president's
Vasectomy much more preferable
BOSTON : Having a vasectomy, a simple and effective birth control choice made by one In seven American men over the age of 40, does not appear to Increase the risk of heart disease or cancer, a definitive study has found, reports Reuter.
The study of nearly 30,000 men found no Ill effects for 20 years after doctors cut the tiny tubes that carry sperm. Bul researchers said there was a possibility that after 20 years a vasectomy may increase the risk of some cancers, particularly lung cancer, which appeared to be unrelated to smoking
The overall rate of cancer amorig men who had vasectomies was still lower than for those who had not but the researchers said more study was needed to determine if the increase after 20 years was cause for concern or merely a statistical flbke.